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Answer» Hello, I'm using transparent images in my website. They are working fine in Mozilla 3.6 but while coming to Internet Explorer 6 some shaded region is appearing around the images. I'm attaching the example screen SHOTS here below. How can i get rid of this problem. I want to make my transparent images make visible in transparent in IE 6. Please provide me the solution........
I'm using Windows Xp professional, MICROSOFT Visual Web Developer 2008 Express edition
[recovering disk space - old attachment deleted by admin]That's IE for you.
What you can do is use jQuery with pngFix.I don't know JQuery. If possible can you write the code for me.... I read some where that IE 6 does not support alpha transparency that's why it is showing like that.
I used filter property in CSS for image but it told "filter is not valid CSS property"
the image code is as follows
Code: [Select]<ul> <li><a href="Site_Pages/Admissions.aspx" runat ="server" target ="IFrame">Home</a></li> </ul> the css code is like this
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this code worked fine in mozilla 3.6...... #Menu ul li a { display: block; height: 42px; font-size: 14px; line-height: 38px; text-align: center; font-weight :bold ; text-decoration :none; color: White; background:url('Images/button.png') no-repeat; }
#Menu ul li a:hover { line-height: 36px; text-decoration: none; color: White; background : url('Images/button_hover.png') no-repeat; cursor :pointer ; } Yes, "filter" is not a valid CSS property at the moment, but I think it's being introduced to CSS3.
Here is the direct LINK to download: jquery.1.4.1.min.js (right click and "Save As") Link to pngFix: jquery.pngFix.js
How to use jQueryThank you....
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